An offer you can't refuse

By:

Roe, M

Series: Building ; (8231) 26 April 2002, 58(1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at issue that if mediation is now mandatory, if a party refuses an offer to mediate, without good reason, they may lose out on costs even when they win the case.

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Looks at issue that if mediation is now mandatory, if a party refuses an offer to mediate, without good reason, they may lose out on costs even when they win the case.

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